VF35 Turbo and Pink Injectors.
25 February 2012, 06:03 PM
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VF35 Turbo and Pink Injectors.
Only just bought this from one the the scooby breakers, but taken a different direction so up for sale for £275 delivered. Perfect Working order mileage just shy of 60K miles.
Also a set of pink injectors £110 delivered - SOLD
NEW PRICE ON THE VF35 before it goes on Fleebay for more. £255 delivered. - SOLD
Also a set of pink injectors £110 delivered - SOLD
NEW PRICE ON THE VF35 before it goes on Fleebay for more. £255 delivered. - SOLD
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25 February 2012, 09:20 PM
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If you want them drop us a PM and I'll give you my Paypal addy. Cheers Rob
26 February 2012, 01:52 PM
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is this turbo i direct replacement for the Classic?
I have a 99 reg UK 2000 classic, would this be a good upgrade?
My car is going into to be remapped friday so it might be a good idea to replace the turbo at the same time
I have a 99 reg UK 2000 classic, would this be a good upgrade?
My car is going into to be remapped friday so it might be a good idea to replace the turbo at the same time
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26 February 2012, 02:06 PM
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The VF35 is a great and common upgrade for that year classic, and its a straight bolt on. Yours will have 440cc injectors, and this turbo on 440'c will see you about 320bhp. Turbo is good for about 340/350. But your injectors will limit you to about 320.
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26 February 2012, 04:10 PM
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Where abouts are you based mate?
06 March 2012, 09:51 PM
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if i was to put the vf35 on my standard wrx 2002, already have walbro pump , do i need anything else also ie injectors etc to go with the turbo? dont want to do any damage to car etc
06 March 2012, 09:56 PM
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You will need a remap at the very least - And to get the best out of it you could ideally do with the pink injectors and a free flowing exhaust. The turbo itself with supporting mods is good for around 350bhp.
07 March 2012, 10:19 AM
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Yes straight fit - BHP would largely depend on your exhaust. Does it still have cats and Cat is uppipe ?
With a decatted exhaust you would probably see around 340bhp. And about 30bhp less with cats at guess.
Plenty of folk have done the conversion so probably worth having a search on the forum.
07 March 2012, 11:25 AM
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Ok really interested then...
Can you just confirm its safe to simply install the turbo and the pinks then a remap? with nothing else being installed? I know the walbro is needed but already have that. Is there anything else I NEED to do it all right, Its not a necessity that the cats are removed is it?
dont want to strain the car or anything if you get me, not long had my subaru so bit of a n00b sorry
Can you just confirm its safe to simply install the turbo and the pinks then a remap? with nothing else being installed? I know the walbro is needed but already have that. Is there anything else I NEED to do it all right, Its not a necessity that the cats are removed is it?
dont want to strain the car or anything if you get me, not long had my subaru so bit of a n00b sorry
07 March 2012, 11:37 AM
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Ok really interested then...
Can you just confirm its safe to simply install the turbo and the pinks then a remap? with nothing else being installed? I know the walbro is needed but already have that. Is there anything else I NEED to do it all right, Its not a necessity that the cats are removed is it?
dont want to strain the car or anything if you get me, not long had my subaru so bit of a n00b sorry
Can you just confirm its safe to simply install the turbo and the pinks then a remap? with nothing else being installed? I know the walbro is needed but already have that. Is there anything else I NEED to do it all right, Its not a necessity that the cats are removed is it?
dont want to strain the car or anything if you get me, not long had my subaru so bit of a n00b sorry
08 March 2012, 09:25 PM
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Hi Rob. The VF35 is very interesting as I believe it'd be a bolt on to my Hawk WRX Wagon. As you know everyone has a different opinion on mods but I am reading that the stock TMIC and injectors are man enough, meaning just the trusty Walbro, decat & custom map. I would guess I'd get up to about 330 on that setup. Anything else I'm missing...? My only other worry is buying an unproven turbo; sorry to sound over-cautious but I am just one of those people. I see you have made a squillion posts so you are obviously legit. Have you seen it working?
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This turbo was bought from Darren@JDM who are one of the scooby breakers in this forum only a couple of weeks or so back for more than I am selling it for. It only been taken out of the box it came in to inspect it, and been placed back up for sale because I have taken a different direction with cars.
To get into 330bhp you will need pink injectors, or you might get there with a fuel pressure regulator running high pressure.
To get into 330bhp you will need pink injectors, or you might get there with a fuel pressure regulator running high pressure.